it's a tough monday morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, laura. those niners put up a good fight in the second half but in the end it just wasn't enough and fans spilled out of bars all across the city. very disappointed. one of the hot spots in the past has been the mission district. especially after the giants won the world series. this business across the street sketchers was hit hard. windows were covered in graffiti. same story with the business across the street. this time much calmer. san francisco police are telling us that 25 people were arrested. mostly for public intoxication. one person was arrested after they tried to light something on fire over near 16th and mission. near 24th street a few people threw bottles at police officers. that was contained quickly and fortunately there no one was hurt. part of mission and also 24th streets were closed down to eliminate cruising after and during the game. some fans thought it was heavy handed but most spilling out of

bars after that loss to the ravens, they understood. >> it's all right. as long as there's no trouble and they're here to keep everything safe, it's okay. >> reporter: now early this morning street sweepers and power washers cleaned up the streets and sidewalks in the mission district. 25 people arrested number is preliminary. it may go up later this morning when they check numbers again. reporting live in san francisco, christie smith, "today in the bay." thanks, christie. no doubt a very tough loss all of the way around for the 49ers down in new orleans. >> but now we're getting perspective from one of nfl's hardest hitters ever. rodney appeared if four of the 49ers super bowl wins. 1982, '85, '89 and '90 and this year he appeared in a super bowl ad alongside joe montana. >> joe montana. >> here you go, joe.

>> always got my back. >> awesome. got to love that. now only right here on nbc bay area our pressure to welcome in ronnie lott joining us by phone bright and early this morning. good morning. >> good morning. >> a tough one to watch last night. something you never experienced. a super bowl loss. where did you watch the game and how do you think the 49ers looked? >> well, i was watching the game at larry's home in palm springs and i was with the folks at oracle and we were all sitting there rooting and chanting and doing everything that we could. it was amazing. it was one of those games where you are sitting there thinking in the first half, wow, they just got to calm down. they got to calm down. then you go from first half to the second half and like the last two playoff games, you realize that they're going to come back. you see they're coming back.

and then all of a sudden right there at the end you look at the play and you go, i can't believe the referee didn't call holding on that play. i have been in situations like that as a defensive back and i assumed right away that the referee was going to call holding. i remember playing against washington in 1983 doing the same thing. they called a flag on me. i thought that right there especially in that moment that they were going to call a flag and to me that was the most disappointing play looking at that play and seeing that play over and over and over, the referee should have called a flag or should have pulled the flag on that play. >> that's what everybody is talking about this morning. >> to hear from ronnie, it legitimizes it. >> what do you think of the

decision to start kaepernick halfway through the season? >> to me, this young man has played phenomenal football and the decision that they made, a lot of people at the time didn't think it was the right decision. i was one of those guys because of the tradition of just going through that art of making the change and it was the right decision. and then on top of that, you look at what he was able to do. you look at the courage that he had and what he demonstrated in coming back and to me this young man played a phenomenal football game. there were some throws he made that i don't even know if joe or steve or any quarterback could have made in that game. and so there was just a phenomenal effort from his part of putting this team on his back, of really finding energy and fortitude which when you

have a team, especially when you are playing from behind, you guys know this, it is one of the most difficult things especially playing against the ravens defense with ray lewis and all those guys and ed reed and to me it said a lot about this young man. we've got a great future ahead of ourselves especially with someone like that leading the charge. >> kaepernick, the kid was phenomenal. high praise from mr. lott. the nfl has changed its stance on hard hits. president obama weighing in saying there are concerns right now about letting children play the sport. you started when you were very young man. you started playing when you were 9 years old. question is, considering some of the suicides and brain damage of former nfl players out there, where do you stand on this issue now? >> jon, i agree with the president. i think that what he said is that, look, we have to find ways to enhance this game and find

ways to improve this game. we have to look at areas we can protect young people. for me i'm right with him. i think i'm part of this safety committee. john madden is the chairman of the safety committee. he's constantly trying to talk about ways that we can enhance the game. obviously we're trying to change hitting. we have to encourage young people in the youth leagues to change hitting. i think the other thing that we have to do especially in the youth area, we have to require kids to have new helmets every year and unfortunately when you think about that, that's a big cost. i think if we had the nfl subsidizing that cost and had the nfl involved in that cost and so all of a sudden kids are playing with new helmets every year and the equipment was being enhanced every year and you take along the fact that now kids are being educated, so if they do have a concussion that it is

better to come off the field. you might lose your job. you might go through that, but this is about the safety of your welfare. this is about the safety of taking care of yourself and to me just knowing the relationship that i have with junior seau. he was a tremendous person. my heart breaks for his family and it was a tough situation for all of us to go through. so we still don't know why and there are other things that we need to still understand about these injuries and so for me i think that we're going the right direction. i just salute president obama as well as the commissioner goodell to take the stances that they are taking. we need to do this especially given how many people love this game and i know my mom -- i had

a chance to see her yesterday and we went to church together and spent some time. of course when you are with your mom and dad and you're talking about football, we had to go all of the way back to when i was 10 years old starting there and you know that all those feelings come out and i'll be the first one to tell you, my mom would agree with president obama. she would say, yes, he's doing the right thing. he's asking all of us to take the right stance. >> all right. ronnie lott, got to always listen to your mama, don't you? >> on super bowl sunday, that's the best place to be. >> that's right. >> all right. thanks so much for joining us. >> thank you very much. what a class act. always a pleasure. great perperspective. >> and a talent. >> pleasure to have him. 6:10 right now. christina loren, what's happening outside weatherwise? >> nothing as good as that

interview. that was phenomenal. you know what? he's in palm springs. that's where my mama lives as well. 39 in san jose. 35 degrees in gilroy to start. chilly start to the day. we'll see a nice, sunny finish. we have to get rid of this fog first. it will take a couple hours to clear. i'm forecasting clear skies between 10:00 and noon. inland fog at the coastline throughout the day. 65 at 4:00 p.m. at the coast, 61 degrees. let's check on your drive. good morning, mike inouye. >> good morning. we're looking at the bay bridge toll plaza and a lot of lights lining up in the last 15 minutes. a minor fender-bender reported there in lane one. that's not enough to cause that backup. look at the big advantage for you and folks using carpool lanes as we speak. the oakland approach coming northbound past the coliseum. you see the taillights heading away from us. the volume of traffic both directions filling in those lanes. not really bringing speeds down

a lot and not as far as speed limit is concerned. traffic moving nicely for 580 and off castro valley y no problems. build starting here filling in lanes through pleasanton and starting out of altamont pass. we continue to see speeds dipping. typical pattern. another live look outside. we'll end with this shot at the peninsula where the fog, low clouds may be an issue. i'll show you a wider view and more on this effect coming up. back to you. time now is 6:11. coming up, virgin airlines getting ready for its maiden voice from silicon valley. the new service linking the south bay to southern california. we'll tell you about that coming up. a crackdown this morning on apps and your privacy. we'll look coming up in business news.

it is 6:14. welcome back. time for a quick check of the day's top stories. the man accused of killing a former navy s.e.a.l. sniper at a texas gun range was a war veteran himself. 25-year-old heady raulp served a tour in iraq. he killed chris kyle and his friend at a shooting range on saturday. funeral services for former new york city mayor ed koch. president clinton is expected to be a speaker at the service. koch died on friday of congestive heart failure at the age of 88. the national board for the boy scouts of america discussing a possible change on the ban on gay scouts. the board said last week it may lift that band and allow troops to decide whether or not to accept gay scouts. high tech app developers will go back to work under pressure to protect your

privacy. >> washington now cracking down. >> it is. just friday we saw a bay area developer slapped with a big fine for uploading people's personal data without their permission. new guidelines from the federal trade commission on what apps may or may not do without your direct permission. california is way ahead of the feds on this. california attorney general set up a similar list of guidelines for app developers in early january. now, it should be noted neither the state nor the federal guidelines are laws or rules. they are only guidelines meaning app developers are free not to follow them understanding they'll make the federal trade commission and state attorney general very unhappy. virgin america hired one of the airline industry's top gurus to tell them where to fly and where not to fly. a reshuffling of its routes. one of those changes means san jose customers will soon be able

to try the new airline. "tod in the bay's" marla tellez appears to be the first in line this morning. good morning, marla. >> reporter: scott, good morning. the flights don't start until may 1st. i'll be one to take the flight. absolutely. it's hard to find anyone who is not excited about this. travelers are thrilled to know that virgin america is expanding to san jose international. as you mentioned, virgin america is based up the road in burlingame. expected to officially announce today that it will begin offering flights from sjc to los angeles with four nonstop flights offered daily. this all starts may 1st. virgin, if you have never flown it before, known for low fares mixed with nice aamenities. some critics wonder how it will do against major competitors like southwest, which already offers reasonable fares down

south. for instance, i did a quick search. southwest is flying to l.a. for 89 bucks each way. that's for a flight a couple weeks from today. regardless, virgin america is a hit with passengers even those who haven't flown them yet. >> i hadn't heard yet. that sounds wonderful. another option for flight times and fares and i hear the airline is pretty nice. >> i'm thrilled. i love virgin america. where are they going? >> reporter: los angeles? >> i don't go to l.a. that often. >> i would like them other places. they're great. >> reporter: that seems to be the only negative. folks are happy virgin is coming to san jose but they hope the airline will fly to more places which could very well happen. the ceo says the silicon valley deserves more options. i just received the official press release from virgin america and my next report i'll talk about the actual flight schedule in case you are interested.

scott? >> very interested. thank you. jon and laura, hard to remain neutral on that. it's a great airline that's really fun to fly. i laughed at the woman who said bad news it's going to l.a. no. >> really cool vibe on those flights. kind of like a disco. >> good bunch of people. >> i'm sure a lot of people jumping on that one. 6:18. if they are going to the airport today, looking at nice skies. >> we are going to see good looking skies. we may see a flight delay out of san francisco. all it takes is a drop of rain to shut that run rhea down. rig a live look at the city by the bay. when 49ers come home later today, they'll be greeted by some woman fortable weather. 6:19. we have thick fog and fog will get thicker between now and 8:00 a.m. widespread dense fog is the story of the day making way to a

nice, sunny finish. we have to get through the cold start. 35 in gilroy. good morning in livermore at 38 degrees. 50 in oakland. not too bad there. dense a.m. fog until 10:00 a.m. mild, sunny finish on the way. into tuesday, we have an area of low pressure. stray shower possible in the north bay in particular through tuesday. i'm expecting some drizzle as of tomorrow morning as that system tracks closer and closer to our coastline. widespread rain returns later on this week. i'll show you when we get to that seven-day forecast. time you out hour by hour. 8:00 a.m. you can see mostly cloudy conditions around the san francisco bay all of the way throughout the silicon valley as well. between 8:00 and 10:00, marine layer will push back to sea. fog will burn off. by noon we'll start to see some good sunshine except for right at the immediate coast. you will be fogged in all day long in places like pacifica and half moon bay. we stop the clock as we meet back here. onshore flow stronger with the system closer. you'll have to use your

windshield wipers getting off to work tomorrow. 65 degrees for today. warmest day of the week. 63 in santa theresa. 65 degrees in gilroy. we'll hold onto that warmth for today and then we lose it tomorrow. 57 degrees inland. temps will tumble getting into your tuesday. bright sunshine on the way for wednesday. only going to bring numbers up a touch and then showers move in in addition to a cold blast thursday into friday. let's check on the drive thick out there, mike. >> that's a big no for folks. that fog she's talking about and fog doesn't just stay in one place. nature of the beast. neither does traffic flow. we're looking at north 101 with slowing here and bottom of the screen, 85 and north 280. i did see a good deal of slowing for ten minutes. it sorted itself out. that's an indicator that northbound commute spot may be starting an early build for the south bay. we'll track it because more of an issue heading north past mountain view and into palo alto. we're looking a the this. orange on our maps. we're tied together with traffic and weather and this is where

fog will show up and be a factor for 280 heading over west of the freeway and 101 through palo alto. a live look shows you as we look at the folks traveling north past willow avenue. you see them disappear. we lose sight of them a half mile up the road. just under a mile. three-quarters of a mile as far as visibility on the roadway. that's a factor as far as driving conditions. another look at the foster city approach from the san mateo bridge. more of an issue. we can now see folks coming off the bridge partly because there's a volume. headlights are well lit. also the fog has moved over closer toward the hayward side. we'll go look at the maps and show you the approach heading over to the north bay. approach to richmond san rafael bridge is fine. slowing west 37 probably foggy coming out of vallejo. the carquinez bridge moves smoothly. a new crash at the bottom of the screen around san pablo. slowing on the commute. more slowing and more fog through concord and walnut creek. the issue is the build. the commute starts to build for

680 and 24 and at the bay bridge toll plaza of course the live look shows you metering lights are on. backup past the end of the parking lot. 880 over crossing. back to you. >> thanks a lot, mike. >> it's 6:22 right now. coming up, we'll tell you about the fan favorites. which super bowl ads scored with spectators. we'll let you know just ahead. and john kerry officially takes the role of secretary of state. he was sworn in and looks like he's already very comfortable with the position. we'll keep tabs on that as the rest of the day's news unfolds as well. a lot more ahead. 6:22. [ female announcer ] the best thing about this bar

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a repeat of what happened in the superdome. >> when it comes to super bowl ads themselves, everyone has a favorite. >> top two fan favorites courtesy of ad meter. in second, tide laundry detergent with image of joe montana stain. the miracle stain causing a relic of worship until the fan's wife, who happens to be a ravens fan, decides to wash out that stain. >> number one budweiser's heart tugging tale of the bond between a horse trainer and clydesdale he raised. >> very touching. good stuff there. always entertaining. 6:27 right now. still ahead, an update to break news we're following. surprise uncovered by firefighters as they sort through the rubble of an overnight house fire. [ male announcer ] pillsbury grands biscuits.

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breaking news from the south bay. the secret tucked inside that home that may have sparked a fire overnight. >> more than just guns in police holst holsters. the plan to arm san francisco police officers with something extra. >> we welcome in the day on wall street. a monster day last friday. the markets over 14,000. we'll watch the numbers as they bring it in. wait for it. always know it's going to come. it's monday, february 4th. this is "today in the bay." a very good morning, everybody. thank you for joining us. i'm jon kelley. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. an update to breaking news from overnight. an investigation continues in a san jose home suspected of

growing marijuana. that discovery was made after firefighters were called to douse a small blaze. "today in the bay's" bob redell joins us live from san jose with more details on what police know so far. bob? >> reporter: good morning. surprise to authorities and even to a neighbor we spoke with earlier who lives a couple doors down from this home here on scottsville court especially considering this street here lined with one and two-story homes that this home here is right next door to an in-home day care center. it was around 11:45 last night this fire was called in. it was a one-alarm fire. you can see the fire department had to break through the garage door there. that's now boarded up and the front door as well. no one was hurt when this fire took place. when authorities went inside, they did find a marijuana grow. now, we talked to the fire department this morning. they did refer us to pd telling us that this was a police matter. was this an illegal grow or legal grow used for medical purposes? that still is not clear.

as far as how many plants were inside or whether or not those plants and that setup had anything to do with this fire, again that's a question we have not been able to get answered so far. we just know right now it was a one-alarm fire. a marijuana grow inside. you can see the home is boarded up. we would assume it's uninhab uninhabitable at the moment. this is a matter that police are looking into. reporting live in san jose, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> we have new details this morning about the recovery of injured giants fan brian stow. in a blog posted online, stow's family says the former paramedic is now in the hospital with a large blood clot that reached his thigh from his pelvis. he spent the weekend in the hospital. at this hour it's unclear when he'll be able to leave. stow of course if you recall was beaten outside of dodger stadium after the opening day game back in 2011 which happened to be against the giants. right now want to check the forecast with christina loren.

how are we looking? >> we do have thick fog out there. good morning, jon and laura. good monday morning to you at home and also have one-hour flight delays to report out of sfo. keep that in mind. 38 degrees in livermore to start. 35 in gilroy. we're not going to get great beach weather today. we'll see low clouds kind of linger right along the coastline and down the peninsula all day long. that's going to keep your temperatures cool as we get that cool sea breeze ushering in a nice onshore flow for today. temperatures in mid 60s. nice sunny finish. clouds breaking apart and thin out by noon today. future cast tells that story. highs will work out like this. 65 degrees at 4:00 p.m. inland. 63 bayside. your seven-day forecast is just a few moments away now and you'll want to take a look at it as you plan your week's wardrobe. big-time changes just ahead. let's check your drive. hey, mike. >> good morning. look at this company for you

already. it's 101 north of 680 through san jose if you are wondering where this shot is. we'll show you on the map as well. this is south bay map. you do see that orange over on the upper right coming off 680. that's volume and it is starting for the second burst which will stick around for your morning commute. slows up to the airport. 87, 85 and 280 showing heavier traffic than we typically see on monday. speeds starting to dip now. we'll track that upper corner left side. orange is fog that drifts in from the peninsula side. we'll take a quick look at the fremont side as well. look at 880. you see this effects your view coming southbound down through milpitas. it's not enough to cause problems for visibility on the drive. it is there through many spots in the area. looking at 880 southbound into the area coming out of hayward you see the slowdown and off the castro valley y as well. your commute is on through this section past the san mateo bridge and south into fremont as far as 880 is concerned. 680 slows coming off that dublin

interchange heading down into sunol and fremont. there you see 680 drive and 580 out of the tri-valley, livermore, altamont pass showing heavy volume now coming in over toward that interchange but north of there the traffic flows smooly. it's just the issue here as fog comes down south off the bridge. you see slowing toward the interchange as fog drifts through the area. many spots through the east bay. we do have a crash on the shoulder but this is west 80. commute direction heading through san pablo. it's on the shoulder. we'll show you that bay bridge. it is backed up coming up in the next report. back to you. >> thank you. 6:35. there's a possible arrest after deadly shooting in an oakland community event. the shooting happened downtown during the monthly community gathering called first friday. the bay area news group reports police arrested someone on saturday but the suspect's name will not be released until the

d.a. files formal charges. one person was killed. three others injured last friday night. mayor jean kwan promised to increase security surrounding the event. fairfield police right now looking for answers and a suspect after a girl's body was found in a park on friday. a memorial was held friday for the 13 year old. her naked body was discovered early friday by a homeless man. he says there were no signs of trauma but police say this is being investigated as a homicide. the girl was last seen leaving a nearby green valley middle school thursday afternoon. classmates have built a makeshift memorial for her in allenwood park where her body was found. police right now reviewing video from nearby surveillance cameras for any kind of clues. this morning santa rosa cyclist remains in a coma after being hit by a van in the north bay. 25-year-old tristan humble was

riding down a twisty road when he drifted into uncoming traffic. he hit the front fender of a minivan. he has major head injuries and right now is in a medically induced coma at santa rosa memorial hospital. so very sad on that. all right. 6:36 right now. still ahead, trapped and surrounded. new details as a standoff stretches into day number seven as a little boy is still being held hostage in a homemade bunker. ♪ [ female announcer ] at yoplait, we want you to feel even better about your favorite flavors. so when you call, tweet, and post, we listen. that's why yoplait light and yoplait original are now made with no high fructose corn syrup. and why we use only natural colors

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6:39. the alabama hostage standoff is now entering its seventh day. fbi says authorities have an open line of communication with the man who they say is holding a 5-year-old boy in an underground bunker. the fbi says it is sending comfort items including toys down to that boy. so far it appears the suspect is making the boy comfortable. the suspect, jim lee dykes is accused of gunning down a school bus driver on tuesday and abducting the boy from the bus. a funeral was held yesterday for the driver. halfway around the world, pirates may be holding hostage 17 sailors from a french owned oil tanker. an international piracy watchdog group says the ship reported missing yesterday was likely hijacked off the ivory coast in western africa. tanker attacks have been on the rise in recent months in that

gulf region. it's 6:40 right now. coming up, a story you'll only see on nbc bay area. >> we'll let you know what ronnie lott is telling us about the team's tough super bowl loss. a good run on the stock market. was a day we maybe could have set a record but it doesn't look like it. we'll take a look ahead in business news. let's take a look outside. waiting for the sun's official arrival. looks like traffic is picking up moving smoothly out there. we'll check the morning commute there and across the bay area to help you get out the door if that's where you're headed. 6:30 right now. ♪ we were skipping stones and letting go ♪ ♪ over the river and down the road ♪ [ female announcer ] at nature valley, we know nature comes together in amazing ways. that's why we bring together natural ingredients, like dark chocolate with toasted oats,

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6:43. the 49ers quest for six canceled

as baltimore hands the niners the first super bowl loss ever. 49ers trailed the ravens 28-6 at one point with hered hot ravens quarterback joe flacco leading the charge but a power outage delayed the game for 34 minutes. niners scored 17 unanswered points but they couldn't seal the deal. the final score was a heartbreaking 34-31. as for that power outage, we still aren't sure what the exact cause was. local power company says the outage started at the spot that feeds power into the stadium's lines. the problem happened after beyonce put on quite an extravagant halftime show with a lot of lighting and video effects. >> no doubt a roller coaster of emotions flowing for fans in san francisco and in maryland. in baltimore, they got the good stuff at the end. fans spilling out on the streets after seeing the ravens crowned super bowl champions for the second time in team history.

some fans took it far climbing on top of live trucks there while others took to rooftops and they lit off fireworks. meantime in san francisco, a much more subdued scene. that's where christie smith joins us live now from san francisco with a look at how the fans are taking this and trying to bounce back from a tough loss. christie, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, jon. those 49ers put up a good fight in the second half but it just wasn't enough. in the end as you said, a crushing defeat for baltimore ravens. in the past when the san francisco giants won the world series, this area was hit pretty hard by vandals including that sketchers store across the street that was spray paint and so was the business across the street. much different this time around. a different outcome as well. it's calmer. san francisco police telling us that 25 people were arrested. most of them for public intoxication. a few people threw bottles at police officers on 24th street. that was contained with no

injuries. one person tried to light something on fire at 16th street near mission. part of mission and 24th was shut down to eliminate cruising. fans spilled out of bars across the city. it was an unusual game of power outage, a strong second half to some fans and a number of bad calls but they are looking at the upside. >> you know what? just like we lost an nfc championship game, it's going to make us tougher. we'll come back and win next year. you got to keep your head up. that's what we got to do. we're not walking around with our heads down. we're proud of our team. niners for life. >> reporter: street sweepers and power washers worked overnight cleaning up the street showing the party is over. police say of those 25 people arrested, that's a preliminary number and we could see those numbers go up when they check again in the morning. reporting live in san francisco, christie smith, "today in the bay." >> the loss is also a tough blow

for 49ers alumni as well. earlier in this newscast we spoke exclusive to one of the nfl's hardest hitter. 49ers hall of famer ronnie lott. he shared his thoughts on the game only on nbc bay area. >> like the last two playoff games you realize they're going to come back. you see they're coming back and then all of a sudden at the end you look at the play and you, go, i can't believe the referee didn't call holding on that play. >> lott was referring to the final pass missed by the 49ers in the end zone. a lot of controversy whether the referees should have called a penalty on that one. lott said he was impressed by colin kaepernick's performance saying he played a phenomenal game. >> so tough to watch that final play. so close but so far. i like his perspective. should have thrown the flag. niners score. we win it all. >> first half was pretty tough all together.

>> that rally was a blast. >> that's always a good time. you know what, we won't have as much fun in the weather department today. low cloud cover to start. once those 49ers roll back into town between 3:00 and 4:00 this afternoon, highs are going to be comfortable. sunshine to greet them. right now we got to get through this thick fog at 6:47 and make sure you're wide awake before you hit the roadway. a lot of people made it a late night. thick fog forcing flight days at an hour and 15 minutes. check ahead with your carrier. noticing delays because of weather in the chicago area. back to work, back to business monday. check there as well. 34 in gilroy to start. 46 degrees this morning in san mateo. temperatures are going to be pretty much the same as yesterday. only for your inland cities. at the coast it will be cooler with stronger onshore flow this morning which is why we get these reduced visibilities in fairfield you can only see for a couple hundred feet this morning. give yourself extra time and travel cautiously. where you see white shading is where fog is forming around the

bay this morning. it's thick in spots. we stop the clock on future cast at noon. look at that. fog starts to clear. we'll see a lot of sunshine especially through your east bay and south bay cities. still mostly cloudy at the immediate coast for most of the day. as we head through tomorrow, we'll meet back here at 6:00 a.m. with mostly cloudy conditions. drizzle expected. even thicker fog on the way for tuesday morning. we get showers up in the extreme north bay tomorrow afternoon. we stop that clock for you again take you through your wednesday. mostly sunny conditions. that's a great day for outdoor activities. cool but you won't get rained on and look at what heads our way through thursday. the main event cold front on the way. that's going to keep your temperatures cool and potentially bring us a quarter of an inch to three-quarter inch of rain. mostly to the north bay but we need that rain as that surplus we had from december is starting to run thin now into february. it's looking a little bit dry. i'm looking 15 days out. not expecting much so far. 65 degrees in livermore for today. 61 in fremont. 63 in san jose. we do have showers on the way.

that means sierra snowfall on the way as well. thursday into friday cool conditions. giants fan fest should be nice and sunny at at&t park. 58 degrees as our giants get back into business. 6:49. let's check your drive. good morning, mike. >> we're looking over here to the peninsula where we're seeing a volume increase as well as that glow to the lights. it has not cleared. the low clouds that christina is telling you about still hanging around the peninsula. could be a patch of fog or two because we'll look at the map and we see weather map and traffic maps are integrated systems and orange on my maps means there's enough low cloud cover and possibly fog that it could affect your drive as far as the view of the roadway. we do see speeds holding at the limit right here through 280. over in the hills that might be an issue as you travel up into the lower clouds could become a fog situation. the dumbarton bridge not a problem. across the san mateo bridge it moves smoothly but on the east bay side that's an issue. castro valley y.

south 880 through hayward, the build is on the speeds are starting to dip through these areas. fortunately no incidents reported as far as chp goes for that stretch of 880. 680 really starting to slow now. we did see a good patch of low clouds coming through sunol and pleasanton and that could cause an issue through the hills. for a while our camera couldn't see. it's clear through the sunol grade. also through the tri-valley where christina showed good visibility for livermore. a tougher drive because of the company you do have. north 101 slows from capital expressway to the airport. 87 starting to bog down. traditional pattern here. 280 early slowing sorted itself out. standard flow past 17. there's 85. we'll end with a look at the bay bridge. we'll tell you about this backup at the toll plaza. it's slow through san pablo and hercules because of an earlier crash on the shoulder in your commute direction. back to you. an update to breaking news from overnight. a fire is now a police investigation at a suspected

marijuana grow house in san jose. no one was hurt in the one-alarm blaze which broke out about 11:45 last night. the investigation, however, ongoing at the home on scottsville court. police still need to determine if it was a legal grow or something else was going on at that house. a teenager is dead. another one in in the hospital after they were shot on a san jose street. it happened last night in san jose. it's near story road and mclaughlin. police say the teenagers were shot near an elementary school. one was pronounced dead at the scene. the other one right now remains hospitalized. he's expected to be okay. officers investigating whether the shooting they believe is gang related. this is the city's fourth homicide of the year. two teenage boys are dead in a small sierra, nevada, community killed by their own fire. it happened in the town of

murphys. sheriff's deputies say the boys' friends discovered the gruesome scene. it appears the father shot and killed the 14 and 17-year-old boys and then turned the gun on himself. the mother was out of the country at the time. a pretrial hearing today for a student accused of attacking and attempting to rape his teacher in redwood city where he's accused of holding her at knife point inhe parking garage of that high school. according to san mateo district attorney's office, he's being held on $1 million bail for attempted rape. what is sure to be a heated debate over stun guns is set to take place today. the san francisco police department proposed to arm officers with tasers and community members are fighting to keep the weapons out of officers' hands. the concern that stun guns will most likely be used on the already disenfranchised population namely those with mental illness. time to check in on business

and tech and a number of hacks hitting favorite websites. >> scott mcgrew, "the new york times," bank of america. >> and twitter as well. good morning. all in the last few days. security experts say they are fairly certain the bank attacks came from the middle east. these are sort of attacks which knocked down a website but don't seal your information. in twitter's case, that company resetting more than a quarter million users passwords after an attack that may have come from china. google chairman eric schmidt warning hacks will get worse. here he is in paris signing a new agreement with the french government. in a new book, the google executive points fingers directly at china. according to those that read it, schmidt will make accusations which you don't expect out of high-tech companies which coddle relationship with the chinese. virgin america is coming to san jose for the first time and

to paraphrase henry ford, you can go anywhere you want as long as it's los angeles. marla tellez standing by. you just got the flight schedule. when are we leaving? >> reporter: i'll get to flight options in just a moment. one option is better than none. ceo of virgin america said the silicon valley deserves more flight options. there you have it. virgin will fly direct to los angeles every day four times a day. it's going to have to compete with heavy hitters like southwest which will be its biggest competitor but virgin is known for its low fares among other appealing characteristics and passengers know this. >> it's a great reputation of customer service, economical flights, on schedule timing. i think they have a great shot at it. >> they need another airline to do that. there's a lot of people that go to l.a., now he. good commute flight. >> reporter: and here's a look at those flight times just sent out in a press release from

virgin america. the first flight out of sjc will leave at 6:45 a.m. followed by 8:55 a.m. and the afternoon flights will depart at 2:50 and 6:50 p.m. now, again the virgin flights will launch out of sjc as of may 1st. just under three months from now. virgin also says that this is good news for the economy because it's going to be adding 15 flights to sjc so we'll see how that pans out and a side note flying out of san jose international today despite foggy conditions, so far all flights are on time. scott? >> all right. marla, thank you. virgin was rated the best american airline and has ever since virgin was invented. quick check of the markets. dow started the day at its highest levels since 2007. if it gained 150 points, we would hit an all-time record of the dow. the dow industrials invented back in the 1890s. we're not going to do it today.

we're down 104 points. at some point in the future -- >> it's early in the day. >> it could go -- we would have a comeback. the power could go out on the new york stock exchange. >> all right. thanks. >> toying around that 14,000 mark is just good news. we'll take that. >> it's been a while. 6:26 right now. christina loren is here to tell us good news outside as well. >> great news. good morning to you. you made it past the super bowl hopefully you're still inspired to get to work on time because you'll need that inspiration to get through this thick fog. 6:56 now. we have pockets where you can only see for a quarter of a mile. this that you're looking at is actually san jose. watch out for flight delays out of sfo out about an hour right now. temperatures right now in the 30s and 40s. we are headed toward the mid 60s and the warmest day of the week. enjoy it inland today. 65 degrees. 63 bayside. at the coast, 61. if you missed your seven-day outlook, we'll have it every 15

minutes throughout the "today" show. 6:57. let's check on that foggy commute with mike. >> good morning. as that sun starts to come up, locals know this. shifting conditions are presenting an issue as far as driving goes. this is sunol. we had great shot. lighting was great. light changes and we have fog and bouncing off. that's why you use those low beams heading through the fog because high setting on headlights will bounce off and make visibility tougher. we do have a slower drive through this area. let's move this. you'll get burnout on your screen. we'll move to fremont where we have darker view. again, lowpresenting an issue. slowing past tesla and truck scales. you can see lit up auto mall parkway. there's a reference into the south bay. christina showed you that tough view of 280. that's probably why we see all of this slowing taking in right about now as that low clouds and fog travel through coming off of

the peninsula side. 101 slows but that's typical traffic pattern. it's a tough northbound route for this monday morning. a lot of folks heading into the office right now. and we'll check san mateo bridge from hayward side. you see traffic flow really starting to kick in now. it's slow for 680. south from hayward past this bridge and down into fremont and heading across the peninsula we have a slowdown for 92 hitting the high-rise because visibility is an issue there and patches for 101 and 280. be careful out there. back to you. >> 6:58. a final check of the day's top stories. the southern california highway still closed this morning after a deadly tour bus crash just east of l.a. they say people were killed. 38 others hurt. the bus was carrying tourists from tijuana. president obama traveling to minnesota today talking about gun laws. lawmakers not showing a lot to agree about on a proposed ban on assault weapons but a push for universal background checks is gaining support. funeral services will be held today for former new york

mayor ed koch. former president bill clinton is expected to be one of the speakers at the service. koch died on friday of congestive heart failure at the age of 88. we wrap up this monday one more time. 49ers a phenomenal season. trying to keep my head up. i was psyched up for the game. >> team coming home to san jose international about 2:00. got to cheer them on. >> great season. next year will be great. >> no kidding. they're on fire. >> looking forward to it. trying to stay positive. >> thank you for joining us this morning. we'll be back with a local news update at 7:25 and every half hour after that. >> enjoy. we'll see you tomorrow. >> good morning. lights out. the baltimore ravens crowned super bowl champs in a game that but it's the 34-minute blackout that has people talking this morning.

apagón hubo que jugar y en el >> so, what caused it? did it have anything to do with beyonce's electrifying half-time show? >> one, two, three, four. we are live in new orleans. mountain tragedy. a school bus loses control, flips and slams into a truck. at least eight people are dead and dozens more injured. this morning, overnight details on what the driver said just moments before the crash. 3 c3 veamos lo que dice el chofer we'll talk to her mother today, monday, february 4th, 2013. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is "today" with matt lauer and savannah guthrie live from